Adina (she/her/hers) is a DONA trained postpartum doula. She has been working with clients in the Greater Boston area since 2017. She works across the spectrum of reproductive health care, living the principles of reproductive justice that are the right to parent, the right not to parent, and the right to parent our children in safe and healthy communities.*

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In my work as a doula, I center my clients’ needs through the lens of trauma informed care; honoring that you are the expert on your own life and carry with you many identities and experiences as you expand your family. I am dedicated to delivering sensitive and empowering care to those who have experienced fertility struggles, trauma, and loss. 

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I work with families during the first 12 weeks after welcoming a new child. I have worked in the Greater Boston Area with queer and trans families, Jewish families, families with disability, families with multiple births, families welcoming a second child. In addition to my work as a doula, I work with healthcare professionals and organizations to expand reproductive health care access. I believe supporting new parents is in line with the principles of protecting all aspects of reproductive health care and bodily autonomy.

 

When I am not working on healthcare access or minding babies, you can find me walking around Jamaica Pond or cultivating community through hosting meals and baking cakes.

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*SisterSong: WOC Reproductive Justice Collective defines Reproductive Justice as the human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent the children we have in safe and sustainable communities.